Isoco Guest House Taormina

General Information

The Isoco Guest House Taormina, encircled by a lush park, is next to the town centre of Taormina, a car-free zone in which butiques and restaurants give a break from visiting antique Roman/Greek ruins, antique churches, and architecture from over a thousand years of existence. Taormina is situated between Messina in the north and Catania in the south, connected by the A18 motorway from which visitors able to access the Isoco Guest House Taormina. The airport is Fontanarossa in Catania, an hour’s drive away. Taormina is on the Messina-Catania line, with trains traveling frequently in both directions.

There are 5 suites in the Isoco Guest House Taormina, every with its own entry. Every features air conditioning and heating, a TV with satellite and video, a radio, an in-room secure, and a self-sufficient Internet connection. Every room also features a refrigerator, and a savoury coffee and tea machine.

The Isoco Guest House Taormina features a little library, an Internet point with 24 hour easy access. A hot tub for use of clients is situated in the park, and it's in the park that the Continental breakfast is catered every day.

Transportation

Sicily has marvellous roads (look for greenish highway signs) and Taormina able to be reached by auto from each major Italian City. From northern Italy one able to drive along road A1 through Naples and Salerno; then from Salerno (the Amalfi beach and Capri area) drive along the panoramic independent road A3 in the direction of Reggio Calabria. Take exit Villa S. Giovanni - Sicilia, then go to the haven. From the haven take one of the ferries which run greatly frequently. The Caronte company is the majority advised. (Park and lock your auto on the ferry and enjoy a romantic ride from the sun-deck, it's extremely secure! ) You able to connect to the continental of Sicily (Messina) all day long. Returning from the war when it was over my father made this passage by hitching a ride on a boat full of fisherman by bartering his baptismal necklace in exchange for the ride. Once you come at the port of Messina, whether you have time, stop and taste the widely-known refreshing granita (ices), a distinctive specialty of the town. Once in Messina, take road A18 in the direction of Catania driving with the gorgeous coastline on your left for approximately thirty minutes, and then take the exit for Taormina. Whether you're coming from Catania, take road A18 in the direction of Messina and take the exit for Taormina. Whether you're coming from Palermo take road A19 to Catania and then take road A18 in the direction of Messina exiting at Taormina.